Midweek Roundup: Trick-or-Street

News and commentary headlines from the past week.

• RapidRide I Line construction update (Metro Matters).
• Seattle had record-breaking bike traffic this summer. What's behind the numbers? (KUOW)
• Traffic Safety Package Advances with Change Targeting Historic Districts (The Urbanist).
• We worked through the summer to keep you moving this fall (and beyond!) (SDOT Blog).
• Seattle's Speed Camera Program Enters New Frontier (The Urbanist).
• What happens when something goes wrong in a rideshare in Washington? (CascadePBS).
• Northwest rail fans eager for Sept. 30 debut of Amtrak's Airo fleet (KUOW)
• Zahilay Announces More Than $19.5 Million in New Housing Investments (The Urbanist).
• Wilson Seeks to Clean House Ahead of First Budget Rollout (The Urbanist).
• Housing Advocates, Workers Pack City Hall to Support Temporary Fee Break (The Urbanist).
• Host a Trick-or-Streets celebration on your block - Apply by October 20 (SDOT Blog)
• Mayor Katie Wilson announces proposed 2027-2028 budget (Office of the Mayor). Further reporting is expected to be published today.

• Greater Seattle: Councilmember Foster Breaks the MHA Logjam (PubliCola)
• Op-Ed: Seattle Needs More Than a 10-Minute Walk or Roll to a Park (The Urbanist).
• Seattle needs a new process' (Real Change)

This is an Open Thread.